Freedom Week honors Page founder in Frederick
The Frederick Sertoma Club and nationwide groups promote Love Your Country during Freedom Week. William Tyler Page, born in Frederick on October 19, 1868, authored The American's Creed which won a $1,000 prize in 1917 and helped inspire patriotic observances in schools, flags, and classroom displays across the county.
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Sertoma Club
Frederick
Sertoma
Baltimore
House of Representatives
Frederick Sertomans
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Seratoma
Freedom Week
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Parkway
John B. Carter
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U.S. 40 West
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